What's China's economy now? It appears to be a successful controlled-market Socialist set-up that allows foreign Capitalist corporations to operate under Government license.
I don't know much about China, so I can't really answer that.
All I know is that they're communist and their economy is gonna take number 1 in the world. Probably because they trade with many countries and have a large population to produce and because they are moving towards capitalism.
It's actually easier to start a company in China than in America, believe it for not. They have these "zones" which allow for free enterprise to thrive where communism isn't a thing.
I don't know why you would like China David, because they actually have less regulations than we do in America. There are a lot of fake products and just dangerous products that Chinese people make because of these lack of regulations.
China also has a ton of smog. They have a population problem where there isn't enough working young people to take care of the old people. The young can't make enough money to support the poor, which I think is bad because I think old people should've saved their own money when they were younger, but their government thought otherwise. And in China, there are people there who work for extremely long hours and hardly make anything. Which I don't know if that's them being communist crazies, or if it's because they're an emerging capitalist country and so working those long hours is necessary to a developing country.
But in general I wouldn't want to live in China because of their obvious lack of freedoms like free speech. Living in Shang-Hai might be pretty good, but anywhere else must be a communist ****-hole.
If you've met a Chinese person, they love money and want to make money, and want a car and everything. They want the American life. I don't think they care or like socialism, communism at all, no matter how "well" you think it's working.